Neural coupling (нейронная сцепка) is the state where the brain activity of two or more people becomes aligned — their neural patterns mirror one another. Attention, breathing rhythms, and brain waves begin to operate in a shared field.
Key Properties
- •Inter-brain alignment — neural patterns mirror across participants
- •Shared field — a collective "space" of coordinated activity
- •Bidirectional — each participant influences and is influenced
- •Measurable — EEG, HRV, breathing can show coupling
In ONDA Life
Part 12 "Neural Coupling" practices synchronize attention and breathing rhythms to enter a shared neural field. This is the foundation for collective co-creation — the transition from "I" to "WE" without loss of individuality.
Scientific Basis
Built on: Polyvagal Theory (Porges); Psychoneuroimmunology (Ader & Cohen); neuroplasticity research.